• Sticker book cover with cartoon fruits and vegetables on a white background
  • Open book with black and white pages featuring stickers of a flower and mushroom with googly eyes.
  • Open notebook with illustrations of vegetables and text on a white background
  • Notebook with a carrot and corn illustration on a white background
  • Notebook with avocado, pear, and apricot illustrations on a white background
  • Notebook with cartoon garlic, eggplant, and croissant on a white background
  • Notebook with colorful illustrations of a pear and red pepper on a white background
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Googly Food Sticker Book

Googly Food Sticker Book

Brass Monkey

£6.07 GBP
£6.07 GBP
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The Googly Food Sticker Book brings a playful twist to your everyday moments. Packed with quirky fruit stickers that have plenty to say, it’s perfect for brightening up bar tabs, tax bills, or just the ordinary stuff that needs some extra fun. Designed for adults who love stickers, this book turns everyday life into a clever, colorful conversation.

  • 18 pages of oversized stickers + 2 pages of puffy stickers
  • 1 page of googly eyes

Product Details
  • Product Type: Sticker Book
  • 20 pages
  • Published in 2024
  • Shipping Dimensions: 6.2 × 4.8 × 1.0 inches  (15.7 × 12.2 × 2.5 cm)
  • Shipping Weight: 0.08 lb (1.3 oz; 36 g)
  • SKU: SKU010015102
  • ISBN: 9780735383296
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Brass Monkey

About the Brand

Brass Monkey

We like to say that we’re the line between roadside souvenirs and fine china. Well designed products that just happen to have a sense of humor.

First, a little history. Co-creators Mike Sayre and Melanie Bridges first worked together developing Easy, Tiger; building it into the highly successful and instantly recognizable brand that it was.

Then there’s that whole little ‘it was’ detail. Don‘t worry, they’re not dead. They’ve just happily joined forces with Galison to create Brass Monkey, a new brand filled with their signature wit and vintage charm. Also, sorry about talking about ourselves in third person. It’s weird.

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